Japanese man leads Myanmar women's soccer team

Japanese man leads Myanmar women's soccer team

YANGON, Myanmar - Yoshinori Kumada, Japanese manager of the Myanmar women's national soccer team, gives an interview in October 2013 in Yangon. Kumada has coached the team for more than two years since August 2011, eyeing to bring it to the 2015 World Cup.

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